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Cincinnati, Ohio

Coordinate and harmonize the activities, functions and interests of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in the Building and Construction Industry.• Increase our influence in a growing market place and to secure long-term work for our members in the safest, best trained and most stable work environment.• Add value through the development of cooperative ways to accomplish construction work and to collaboratively work to align with project goals and objectives.• Work to a goal of zero accidents and incidents and to become the world's leader in construction safety.• Provide the most stable work environment in any construction jurisdiction.• Meet the work force demand of all projects in the Greater Cincinnati area and to develop and upgrade skills to meet this challenge.• Develop a long lasting relationship with community leaders and organizations to promote equality and inclusion in all aspects of small business and work force development.• Encourage technological change as a means of increasing economic efficiencies. We recognize that training and retraining programs must concentrate on the practical and technical aspects of the job.• Encourage and promote the expansion of skill training in the areas of critical thinking, problem solving, team work and communication.• Foster, develop and advance apprenticeship training.• Evaluate the impact proposed legislation will have on IBEW members and the construction industry. Communicate the views of our members and the industry to particular government agencies concerned.

Cincinnati, Ohio Area

• Coordinate and harmonize the activities, functions and interests of the Affiliated International Unions in the Building and Construction Industry.• Increase our influence in a growing market place and to secure long-term work for our members in the safest, best trained and most stable work environment.• Add value through the development of cooperative ways to accomplish construction work and to collaboratively work to align with project goals and objectives.• Work to a goal of zero accidents and incidents and to become the world's leader in construction safety.• Provide the most stable work environment in any construction jurisdiction.• Meet the work force demand of all projects in the Greater Cincinnati area and to develop and upgrade skills to meet this challenge.• Develop a long lasting relationship with community leaders and organizations to promote equality and inclusion in all aspects of small business and work force development.• Encourage technological change as a means of increasing economic efficiencies. We recognize that training and retraining programs must concentrate on the practical and technical aspects of the job.• Encourage and promote the expansion of skill training in the areas of critical thinking, problem solving, team work and communication.• Foster, develop and advance apprenticeship training.• Evaluate the impact proposed legislation will have on Building Trades' members and the construction industry. Communicate the views of our members and the industry to particular government agencies concerned.

Cincinnati, Ohio Area

Increase our influence in a growing market place and to secure long-term work for our members in the safest, best trained and most stable work environment.• Add value through the development of cooperative ways to accomplish construction work and to collaboratively work to align with project goals and objectives.• Work to a goal of zero accidents and incidents and to become the world's leader in construction safety.• Provide the most stable work environment in any construction jurisdiction.• Meet the work force demand of all projects in the Greater Cincinnati area and to develop and upgrade skills to meet this challenge.• Develop a long lasting relationship with community leaders and organizations to promote equality and inclusion in all aspects of small business and work force development.• Encourage technological change as a means of increasing economic efficiencies. We recognize that training and retraining programs must concentrate on the practical and technical aspects of the job.• Encourage and promote the expansion of skill training in the areas of critical thinking, problem solving, team work and communication.• Foster, develop and advance apprenticeship training.• Evaluate the impact proposed legislation will have on IBEW members and the construction industry. Communicate the views of our members and the industry to particular government agencies concerned.